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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-11-17

ST. LOUIS, Nov 16.-The corn-meal and
hominy mill of Flanagan 6; Co., corner of
Tenth and Carroll streets, burned, to-
gether with $4,000 bushels of corn and
800 barrels of corn-meal Loss on mill.
$4,000; insured.
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The Shah VIII Take a Tour-

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Advices from Te-
heran state that the shah in April will
start on a tour of Europe. He will visit
Russia, Germany, Austria France, Eng
land, Italy and Turkey, returning to Per
Sia in September
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Dickinson Accents.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.--A special from De
troit, Mich, says: Don NJ Dickinson haS
sent dispatch to the president saying
that he would accept the postoffice port
folio if the senate would unanimously
confirm him.
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Ready for the ODeration.

: BERLIN, Nov. 16-The National Ga
zette states that DR.. Bramaln. the senior
assistant of DR.. Bergman, has gone to
San Reno to be in readiness to assist his
chief if the operation of tracheotomy is
performed on the crown prince
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-11-17
Henry George in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. lG-The Anti-poverty
society are preparing for the mass meet
ing to be held here Saturday night Mr..
George viii arrive Saturday morning and
will he rendered a banquet at the Grand
Pacific hotel on Saturday afternoon.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-11-17
Postal Changes,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-John c. Nc
Phail was appointed postmaster at Har-
lem, Sargent county, D. T., vice Peter l..
EanZant, moved away.
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Slippery Dillon.

DUBLIN, Nov. 16.-Mr Dillon has gone
to Scotland via Larne and Strander. It
is presumed that his object is to escape
the warrant for his arrest.
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CAUSED BY A CIGARETTE.
The Little Nuisance Does $500, 900 Dam
age to the Cotton Warehouses of Littl,

The Little Nuisance Does 100000 Dam
age to the Cotton Warehouses of Little
Rock.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 16.-Ten
minutes after O'Clock p. NJ. fire, caused
by q boy dropping q cigarette, began in
the Union Cotton compress building, at
the foot of Main street, containing 1915
bales of cotton. 1t spread rapidly, aided
by a brisk wind from the northwest, and
soon enveloped Martins warehouse,
across the street, with l 800 bales, ran
down the alley, filed also with cotton,
crossing Scott and nearly to the corner Of
Cumberland, threatening the gas works.
The Metropolitan block, south of the
press, Hornbrook & Townsend's block
on the east and rear Of every building as
far east as Scott street were on fire.
Within twenty minutes the wind sud-
denly changed to u brisk breeze from the
south, and thus saved not less than half
a dozen business blocks in the heart of
the city from destruction. Total loss es-
timated at $&i00,0O0.
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Abolishinc the Car Stove,

OswEGO, n. Y, Nov. 49, Coal stoves
in the passenger cars On the Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg railway have
been done away with and steam from the
engines will hereafter be used to heat the
cars.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-11-17
Withdraws From the Pool.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Receiver MeNulta,
of the Wabash railway, gave notice Mon
day Of the withdrawal of his line from
the Chicago & st. Louis passenger agree
ment.
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HEATING CARS BY STEAM.
An Organized Move to Adopt a Uniform
System

System.
New YORK, Nov. 16.-Representatives
Of the leading railroads of the East met
at the Astor house to organize for the
purpose of making some general and com.
mon move in reference to the heating OF
cars by steam. If this system is gener-
ally introduced, it will be necessary fol-
the roads to have q uniform system, sc
that the cars of one company can be
coupled with those of the others. Nc
definite action was taken, but commit
tee was appointed to take the necessary
steps for furthering the scheme.
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ANOTHER ST. PAUu-CHlCAC0 LINE.


NUn,or That the Illinois Central viii CCin-
rieto Their Line to ST. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Nov. GA growing belief
now is that the Illinois Central is coming
direct to St Paul. They have at present
a branch road running north from Cadiz,
Wis, just across the line of Illinois, to
Dodgevile, Wis About two weeks ago
Il prominent railroad surveyor from Red
Wing with a gang OF men surveyed the
ground west Of Hastings, presumably for
some railroad purpe=s. 1t is thought it
is the intention Of the road to finish the
rather abrupt terminus Of their line st
Dodgeville, by running through to St.
Paul by way of Hastings. Two years ago
these same Red Wing parties were in
West st Paul, surveying toward Hast
lngs, and it was then said by men know
ing some of the inner workings of the
Illinois Central that before a long time
had elapsed, that same road would have
its line running direct to st. Paul.
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Reduced the Rents,

LONDON, Nov. 16.-The land commits
sion has reduced the rents in Limerick DO
per cent
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MINING STRIKES IMMINENT.

Illinois Operators Refuse 70 pny the i
Cents advance Agree! Upon in the Col
nmbus Scale.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 15.-It IS quite
probable that strike in many of the To-
cal mining districts will follow the meet
ing OF the joint board of arbitrators 0.
the miners and operators of the National
Federated association, although the con-
ference now in session here has been eX
pressIy called to prevent it, The Central
and Southern Illinois districts refuse TO
pay the second ) cent advance OF the
Columbus scale dating from Nov. /.
There are hundreds of mines already idle,
but the advance cannot be maintained il
the idleness is not sufficiently general.
The final action Of the conference is
therefore awaited with more than ordi-
nary interest.
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Canadian Cattle Ouarantine.

OTTAWA Ont, Nov. l4.-Au order in
quarantine station at Point Edward un-
der survey of Port Sarnia, which is the
only station in the province of Ontario at
which cattle can be imported from the
United States.
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A Delegate Arrested.

DUBLIN, Nov. 15.-Mr. Doughty, ene OF
the English delegates appointed by the
Hyde Park meeting Of workingmen three
weeks ago to come to Ireland and express
sympathy with the people of this country,
was arrested on charge Of melting crime
under the coercion aot in speech which
he delivered recently at Six Mile bridge,
County Clare. During his stay in Ireland
Mr.. Doughty had been at Mitcheltown
and other places, and was announced to
address meeting outside of Tullamore
prison Sunday.
O'Brien Cannot Stand the Ordeal.
DUBLIN, Nov. 15.-The miserable trick
of the prison officials to compel Mr..
O'Brien to dress in convict garb by steal
ing his clothes while he slept was prac-
ticed in the face of a promise that his
clothing would not be taken from him.
It is Mr.. Egan's opinion that Mr.. O'Brien
cannot survive the ordeal to wh1Lh he is
being subjected.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-11-17
100000 RIOTERS.
SERIOUS COLLISION BETWEEN THE
LONDON MOB AND THE POLICE.

Two Hundred Rioters and Fifty Police
f,vounded---The Ring-Leaders Arrested
and Sentenced---OBrien Expected to
Not Survive the Jail Treatment---For-
eign News in General. .
LONDON, Nov. l5.-The scene at Ira
falgar square Sunday has not been
equaled since 1866, when the people, in
attesting their right to hold public meet
ings, destroyed the ratings of Hyde park.
Early in the day 1000 policemen took
possession of the square and its ap-
proaches, prepared to hold it and prevent
the advertised meeting. Soon the differ
ent clubs, associations, ETC., began to
arrive, after having marched through
the various districts in which they be-
longed, headed by bands of music and
flying flags, banners, streamers, etc,
These detachments were composed Of
socialists, radicals, Irish societies and a
few trades associations, and as fast as
they came to the square they were at
tackled and dispersed by the police, only
to reassemble and press forward. Later,
as the crowds became more dense, fierce
fights were started between the police
and the mob in Northumberland avenue,
Whitehall, Pail Mall and other adjacent
streets, in which the police were uni
formly the victors. One. detachment,
preceded by a band, succeeded in
getting into the square and a bloody fight
ensued, which ended finally in the repulse
of the intruders and the injury of many
persons At 4:30 p. m. the crowd num-
bered easily 100, 900 and it became so per-
;fectly manifestthat the policewere power
less to disperse them that the military
was summoned. In response to this call
force of cavalry and infantry came upon
the ground, but they refrained from
charging upon the multitude, because tho
people, awed by the presence of troops,
had begun to disperse, and by dusk com
.paratively few remained. Two hundred
citizens and forty of the police were in
jured in the succession of melees that
took place, and about fifty of the dis
turbers were arrested, Including Burns,
the socialist leader. Some of those in
jured were well enough to leave the hos
pital after their wounds had been dressed,
while others are SO badly hurt thut they
cannot fully recover for weeks.
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The Rioters Sentenced.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Seventy- charges
were entered at the Bow Street police
court against the Trafalgar Square riot
ers Of Sunday. Most of the prisoners es-
capped with fine, but some were SEN
fenced to four and six months imprison-
ment at hard labor.
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The Prince Refuses to BE Operated Upon.

BERLIN, Nov. 15.-Professors Berg
mann, Gerhardt and Tobold have adopted
DR.. Schmidt's report Of the crown princes
disease, which urgesthe extirpation of the
cancer. The prince, however, refuses as
yet to give his consent to an operation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-06

J. G. HERvEY, Assignee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-06
THE SEVENTH FAIR
OF TILE WEST VIRGINIA STATE
ratr and Exposition Association Opens or
tho leland Notwithstanding Races
To.day-rhe Stock Shows In all De.
Nj partmonts-tn tho Zig naiis.

The Seventh Annual Fair OF tho West
Virginia Expedition and State Fair Asso.
citation commenced yesterday on the
spacious aud we'll appointed grounds Of
tho Association at the lower ond OF the
lslaud. Thia years Fair opena under
conditions which promise q most crafty.
Ing Buecese, rivaling the monster eyenta
that hsve boon held under the auspices oil
this Association in years past and which
ARE remembered with pleasure by the
thousanda who have docked here from all
quarters to attend them.
In go far as this year'a fair 10 a show.
en- exhibition Of 6ns horses, cattle aud
other live stock and OF the contributions
from farmers. florists, manufacturers, NOR.
chants, Artisans, professional men and CO.
pecisily thegood wives and daughters-the
lsir Ia already success. That such Ia the
case 10 the direct result OF having at the
head careful and experienced manage.
mont. The Board OF Directors 10 o body
composed OF loading business men who In
administering the affairs Of the Aesocia.
ton 10 80 with the samo care and thought
that they devote to their private busineas,
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SOME OF THE CATTLE EXHIBITORS.

In making round Of these Departments
yesterday afternoon the following uamod
exhibitors we're found: jill. Henderson
Z Son, wellknown stock breedera 81
Washington county, Pa, who haze been
here before, have q herd OF Is Holsteins.
9. r. Q. Dye, Of GraYson, Miami comfy.
Ohio, SHOVE herd Of Is polled Aberdeen,
Argus cattle and O cute little Shetland
stallion that will delight every younuste,
that attends. W. Y. Gibson, Of Nav
Castle, Pa, has IA fine sleek Jerseys ii at
have never been ahown here before. : T.
F. sisaon, one Of Ohio county's leadinr
farmers, exhibits s head Of Dsyons. ma
Robert Boyd, OF Golfers, Hancock comfy,
this State, has 10, head Of these,
handsome, brown, long horned cattle.T /
McLain Smith, Of Dayton, O., ehowa tan
bead OF Norfolk red polled. J, o. Hooe
Of Mt. Pleasant, o., Is again here with hia
hsndaome Jersey bull and iour OF his heat
cows. John McMiilen 4 Son, of Gslipher'
Guernsey county, Ohio, shoys seven fine
North Holland Dsvons. 2. Wheeler &
Son, OF CoIlie1s' Station, show a herd Of
nine HolsteinH, and Stevenson Broa., OF
RulGer, Pa, have twelve Of these bio.
bodied black and white beauties on exit.
bihon, while soo.t q MCLEAN, Of the
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GREAT SHOW At THE GRAND.
aIarshalps Japanese Tourists and Specially
H Compapy s."t0'=

Marshall's Japanese Tourists and Specially
Company.
a good audience in both eliza and quality
Witnessed tho performance Of tho Grand
Opera House laat evening Of Marshall'u
Japanese Tourists and American Specially
company, which is TO hold. the boards
there all this week. The specially artists
are good, and give pleasant variety to tho
programme. The performances OF the
Jspanese company are unique, and some
Of them beautiful. Some OF the members
OF the troupe are boys Of very tender age,
who look so funny In the grotesare Goa.
tunes OF their country that they occasion.
ally have TO laugh ct themselves. In
Juggling, top spinning, sleight OF hand,
rope walking, barrel spinning and other
athletic and acrobatic performance tho
company surpaHses anything Of ita kind
over seen in this country. The ekill OF
the youthful performers lie simply marvel.
GUS. They captured tho audience quite
lsst night, and applause Was almost con.
slant. The same programme this evening.
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a Rotnil Groorr as,,ru,

p Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
a decd Of assignment by which Abel Bur.
nell, Of Bemont county, Ohio, in cons!d.
GRAFTON Of S. and certain trusts, conyeye
to 7. NJ. Garvin certain lot in Mason
City, Mason county, W. Va, numbered
%, and all Of his personal property aud
atockof goods; to be cold ana the proceeds
devoted TO paying, frat, the expensea OF
the trust and S25 due 7. NJ. Garvin for
legal services; second, S. Basr's Sons nc.
count Of sl55 %; Third, S. II. Bell, SIS 70;
fourth, joseph speidel. sl2 IS; NJ. J.
Pollock, SIC 20; E. P. Rhodes, ST.; G. X.
McAlcchen & Son, Sl4 Os; @. Haaenauer
\ Bro, s. IS: McC!ain Bros, ST rs;
Wheeling Bakery Company, 81 o.; filth,
George Hubbard, S95; sixth, oil othell
creditors, in iul! II posaible, and if not,
then pro rata. Burnell has been doing
businesa in this city, on the northwest
corner Of Fourteenth aud McColloct
streets, as q email retail grocer,
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THE MEMORIAL PARK,
A Deiiuito Stop l!raolved on Toward Sc.
f,.-f -sssl5- curing II. -#r .t5.f. al g-fI (

A Deiiuite Stop 1!rso!ved on Toward Sc.
q Nh. curling It. ttst51 &.
y At an informal meeting Last evening,of 9
iew, gentlemen interested in the INTxlI1
aEScER's proposal 10 purchase the old isi,
grounds, on the Island, the site Of Camr
Garlic, and make !! public park and
memorial Of the Union soldiers, It wes de.
cided to call a meeting ut the Chamber o.
Commerce ROOMS on, Thuraday evening o.
this week, to which all who arc interested
in. the successful carrying ont Of the pla1
are invited.:s Nd, ~,
It is believed that the project can be
put on ita feGt in a reasonable length Of
time without much trouble, and the dis.
position is to 80 no time, but get
promptly to wo ~ss
The following was received last even.
ing: 5llT(sl y
To The Edi'or Of he InlelliesAeer. ,0 ~
slE:-You never advocated a better
thing than the purchase OF old "Camp
Carlile." II tho g. A. r. boys want ii, 1
am ready at the proper time with contri-
button Of SIS, and II the G. A. R, don't
want 1t, then lot the city buy 1t. The
people wan: and ineed park inside the
city limito, and II will DO 10 her eyerlast.
ing disgrace to allow the laot opportunity
for IN eligible slte to pass by. The place
is already stocked with q fne lot OF trees.
and at a comparatively small expense IN.
nua!ly could be made into q thing Of
bsauty and a Joy forever" "a
Let's have park by all means. one
way or tho other, CITIZEN. n
Wheeling. Sept. s. ,;s "a
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Association at the main gate. Tho Office
Is quite convenience and 90 Is O, Reeley
The dust is pretty thick, bat a Watering
cart 10 TO DO kept going until tho place Il
thoroughly damponed down. 6-
II yesterdays weather continues there
will be no complaint on thu. scare, Il
was an ideal fair day yesterday. 2
The track was heavy yesterday bu\
Superintendent Exley had q force hard al
work getting Il in shape for to.day'l
specdera. ','1 VIZ lgs ls.gI'{
Ran Upton WAS on the grounds yester
day looking up acquaintance among the
honen1en and booking a number OF then
for the races at CleyelAndi next week nm
der tho auspices Of the Cleveland Driyin,
Park Company. M :
The tight ropo and trapeze perform
arces oil professional and bis wife, which
arc to be introduced between the heals d
the yucca will bsa novelty that will bssurt
to pass away what 10 usually q weary and
UNNECESSARILY long walt. The rope Il
strotched between tho judges and band
stands. H., 5.sSl}n.
1t was originally Intended to hold ths
Baby Show on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, but this plan has beer
changed and 1t will be held on only one
day. Thursday is the day selected ant
10 o'clock will bs tho hour for opening
this interesting livestock department. 4
nice place has been prepared for the In
lants In the main hall. u
Among the clans horses shown Ia Wink
sonian, a superb 5.year.old stallion, Rirct
BY George l'ilkes He is owned by The
Union Stock Company, Of Washington
Pa, in which y. ". Cole, Of Mansdeld
Pa, who has charge OF the horse. and L
NJ. Caratheru, Of Washington county, are
largely interested. With the stallion ar.
five Of his got including "Yes.E ye.see," {
S.year old stallion that is announced t
be coming wonder. E o511I55
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FEMALE COLLEGE OPENING.

The Work to Begin To-morrow-Fosnal
Opening Monday. '''
Tho Female College begins on Wednes
day morning, but the formal opening will
take place on Monday morning next,
September T.. The public are cordially
invited. The Faculty OF the College is
now complete. It consists Of the Presi.
dent, DR.. Blaisdell; his wife, Mra. Agnes
Blaisdell; Miss Mary Ford, Mathematical
and Physiology; Miss Anna S. Hu!chcraft,
Of New England Conservatory, Elocution
Miss Clara Uller, German and Rhetoric
Mias Flora L. WEIGH, q graduate OF the
Ohio Wesleyan University, Natural
Science; Prof. J. J. Keller, Stuttgart Con.
serystory, and Miss Lille Throop, Cincin.
natl Conservatory, MuHic, Vocal and In.
strumental; Miss Margaretta Doddridge,
Art in various departments. - n
There will be two lectures per month in
the College chapel, open to the public.
Among those who have kindly consented
to, lecturesa,e: Dr.. Jspsonson Anatomy,
Physiology, ETC., Dr.. Randolph on Hiatory,
DR.. Atkinson on English Literature, Dr.,
Campbell on Metaphysics, DR.. Reeves on
Microscopy.
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TIE MURDERER ESCAPED.
A Man Who Is Wanted In nlassuUhusot,
~ Getd Away. ~ w

Nan Who Is Wanted In Massachusot,,
Getd Away. ~ sla
There was m exciting scsno on ths
wharf last night. A man dashed up the
Pcwlky track aa II he had been fred oul
Of cannon. Chief Of Police Smith WAS {
contestant in the race, but WAS diatancod
and when he yclled to some men on the
direct to stop the fugitive, they atood back
and lett q FREQ track. Ooe man caught
him bat did not hold him, aa he aousished
revolver and threatened to kill anybody
who intericred with him.
Capt. Smith is very reticsnt about the
Natter The man il wanted at Lowell,
! Massachusetts. There WAS repor. alogi
that he was charged with murder; how
authentic this 10 cannot be told. The first
Telegram requesting his arrest came from
Calambua. Capt. Smith went 10 the
Western Union Office to writo an answe,
and found his msu there. He said, "You
can consider yourself uuder arrest"
"What for?"' asked tho man.
swell, you nre wanted"
Before this sentence Was finished the
man had dashed up tha steps to Twelfth
street and down Twelfth 10 Water. He
made time up the railroad that would have
done credit to old man Flenniken's
"Elexor." ..5E
His name, or one OF bis names, Is said to
be o. A. Wilson alias +. W, Titus
No description Of him, no particu.
lars ss to the charge against him and
no name was given in the dis.
patches, go Capt. Smith says; he Was told
ii g man made certain inquiry by tele.
graph to arrest and hold him. He arrest.
ed him, but the town YVES too small to
hold him in. f9O4g.l
The following wss received at 2 o'clock
this morning: F.gQ "a, -35
s1ecia! Di.pa,eh TO he lnltlIt1encer. 81
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 5.-The police au.
thorities here received word from Mays.
vile, Mich, tina. IN express package had
been forwarded from Vaasar, Mich, to
THE city end TO arrest thu party calling for
it. It was learned that the party had
gotten the package and gone to Wheeling.
Nashing Ia known hese OF the cssp, or
whs. no ia wanted Tor, except he liz wanted
IN Lowell, Mass. h M -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-06
Atcia! Dispatch 70 ne Egltl!ioercer,
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Mrs. Z!rchcr's Assailhnt Arrested-An AL.
III legged Thief, 3'

| hrs. Zlrcher's Assailant Arrested-An Al.
legged Thief. rs
Officers Handshumsker and Glenn yeg.
terday morning arrested William Carey,
it,, tho young man accused Of asssultipg
Mru. Fannie zirchsr Sunday afternoon.
The arrest was made about 3 A. NJ. An
hour or two earlier tho officers went to
Carey's fathers house, but the young man
ssw than coming and escaped. The second
visit was more successful. Carey was
lodged in the county jail. He will have q
hearing before Squire Davis at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. His father wanted to give
bail yesterday, and was much surprised
when told that 1t waa not q bailable oFeuse.
Tom Richards wRs arrested last evening
by Officer Shorts, on warrant ieaued BY
Squire Phillips, the charge being the lar.
ceny Of some gum hose from the REGISTER
Office. He was committed to Jail In de.
fault Of $500 bail. E, q. p
There were twenty.one cases in the DO
leo court yesterday morning, and the
fines and costs collected aggregated 1903 rs.
Mary Harrison and man arrested with
her on q boat'house} were committed in
default OF fines. Ida Walton, Lizzie Nc.
Neal and Nellie Campbell were fined $50
and costs each for keeping housed of i'll.
fame. ,1t ={i.{.s..